Political Quote of the Day….
The Bear on May 30 2006 | Filed under: Political Quote of the Day
"Sen. John McCain…angrily denied that the Sen…
Archive for May, 2006
Girls Gone Wild By the Bear
The Bear on May 30 2006 | Filed under: Uncategorized
Brawls in a nail salon, resignations and building your own fence is just the start of a long heated summer.
To My Conservative Brethren (and those that should be): By Rick in Wayne
The Bear on May 30 2006 | Filed under: Uncategorized
‘Hypocrite’ is defined by Webster as “one who affects virtues or qualities he does not have”. How do the 62 nitwits that voted for the Senate ‘amnesty’ bill (and the 2 abstentions that couldn’t seem to develop an opinion on this crucial matter) measure up to this definition?
Which Senator didn’t pay for his tickets? By the Bear
The Bear on May 30 2006 | Filed under: Politics
Dirty Harry didn’t pay!
Senate Declares War on the House by Robert B. Bluey
The Bear on May 30 2006 | Filed under: Uncategorized
Four Republican senators who are frequently mentioned as potential presidential candidates in 2008—Majority Leader Bill Frist and Senators Sam Brownback, Chuck Hagel and John McCain—disregarded the concerns of the American people in favor of a bill praised by the Democratic Party and liberal lion Teddy Kennedy.
The House hangs tough on Immigration
The Bear on May 30 2006 | Filed under: Need to Know
One of the top House negotiators on immigration said yesterday the only way a final compromise bill can pass is if the Senate drops its path to citizenship for current illegal aliens, even as Sen. John McCain announced plans to try to broker a deal.
Meet the (Mindless) Press By the Bear
The Bear on May 30 2006 | Filed under: Politics
Obliviously, the discussion was about the separation of branches of government by Tim Russert and his elite panel could not get the real jest of what happened and why it happened although they all acknowledged it was probably legal.
Temporary Madness By NRO Editors
The Bear on May 30 2006 | Filed under: Uncategorized
The Senate should stand down in favor of the House’s enforcement-first approach, not the other way around. But it would be much better to enact no bill than to enact the Senate bill.
Do I sound ticked off???? Carl in Orland
The Bear on May 30 2006 | Filed under: Need to Know
Our Constitution is well written……Until recently we really have’nt had any problems with it….. its worked pretty well for over 200 years…..To help Iraq move this thing along why don’t we just give them our Constitution, after-all, thanks to Durbin, Hillary, Teddy and any number of other Congressional types we’re not using it anymore anyway…….
Political Quote of the Day….
The Bear on May 29 2006 | Filed under: Political Quote of the Day
Today America honors the men and women who made…
